Mondo‘s Rob Jones (co-founder/Creative Director) and Mo Shafeek (Record Label Production Manager) stop by the studio to discuss their love of film and music, and MondoCon 2016:

• The history of the gig poster scene in Austin
• Mondo‘s origins as a small print tee shop and the relationship with the Alamo Drafthouse
• Challenges they face securing licenses to produce the soundtracks and movie posters they’re interested in
• Discovering and reaching out to new artists
• The idea behind MondoCon and the experience it aims to provide attendees
• Artists from around the world descending upon Austin for MondoCon
• Their dream projects
• People with the last name Hall

“The biggest challenge for a gig poster artists is getting a tour poster where you have to put 50 dates, 30 dates,  or a festival poster where you have to put 100 bands names.. without having to make a giant block at the bottom.” – Rob Jones

“Once you’re in there [MondoCon], you have access to this whole entire two venue’s worth of artists that are selling things you can’t find anywhere else on the planet.” – Mo Shafeek